Media outlets starting with K
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KKROP-AMUnited States of America
KROP-AM is a commercial station owned by Lardog Communications, LLC. The format of the station is conservative talk. The station airs locally at 1300 AM in the El Centro, CA area.
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KKROQ-FMUnited States of America
KROQ-FM is a commercial station owned by Audacy, Inc. The format of the station is rock alternative. KROQ continues to lead in new music, concert production with its numerous sell-out events.
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KKROS-AMUnited States of America
KROS-AM is a commercial radio station owned by KROS Broadcasting Inc. The format of the station is full service, featuring a mix of adult contemporary music, news, and sports. KROS-AM's target audience is listeners ages 13 to 100, in Clinton, IA and surrounding communities. The station airs locally at 1340 AM. The station accepts 30 and 60-second PSAs in CD format.
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KKROX-AMUnited States of America
KROX-AM is a commercial station owned by Gopher Communications Company. The format of the station is adult contemporary music, sports and news. KROX-AM's target audience is listeners, ages 18 to 64, in the Crookston, MN area. The station airs locally at 1260 AM. KROX-AM's tagline is "KROX Radio 1260 AM." KROX-AM's national newscasts air at the top and the bottom of the hour.
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KKROX-FMUnited States of America
KROX-FM is a commercial station owned by Waterloo Media Group, L.P. The format of the station is rock alternative music. The target audience of the station is adults, ages 18 to 54, in the Austin, TX area. KROX-FM's tagline is "101 X," and it positions itself as "Independent, Local, Alternative." KROX-FM broadcasts to the Austin, TX area at 101.5 FM. Newscasts air at various times throughout the day.
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KKRPI-AMUnited States of America
KRPI-AM is a commercial station owned by BBC Broadcasting Inc. The format of the station is variety. KRPI-AM broadcasts to the Ferndale, WA area at 1550 AM. The programming is in Punjabi, with two hours a week devoted to the residents of Ferndale, WA. KRPI-AM's slogan is "Radio Punjab." It is geared toward Indian Punjabi-speaking listeners 13 to 100, in eastern Whatcom County and lower British Columbia mainland areas.
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